Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "King James Only-ism: Is the KJV King?" video.

  1. Not Muslim, but now I know why Islam refuses official translation. Just learn classical arabic 😋
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  2. They should speak god's language--English. 😋
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  3.  @codyleslie478  About as likely as Hebrew. 😋 Hebrew is a newer language compared to ancient languages.
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  4. All hail the Party. Glory to the General-Secretary.
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  5. Same way they dance around supporting trump.
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  6.  Shalom Shalom  No offence intended, but I heard that Allah was the moon God of Mecca or that his symbol was used for the religion. Could you talk about this from a muslim(?) point of view, I would appreciate it.
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  7.  Shalom Shalom  P-buh? The grand p-buh?
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  8.  @ErikNilsen1337  And now everywhere: (smart)TV watches you.
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  9. Im a little late to the channel, but you quoted the "bear witness in heaven..." verse as referring to the trinity. What do you think of the next verse: "And there are three that bear witness on earth: the Spirit, the water, and the blood; and these three agree as one."? Does that make two separate trinities, a trinity within each human, or a sextinity (6 in one god--no pun intended)? Or does it deny the trinity (unitarianism or oneness)?
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  10. Im a little late to the channel, but you quoted the "bear witness in heaven..." verse as referring to the trinity. What do you think of the next verse: "And there are three that bear witness on earth: the Spirit, the water, and the blood; and these three agree as one."? Does that make two separate trinities, a trinity within each human, or a sextinity (6 in one god--no pun intended)? Or does it deny the trinity (unitarianism or oneness)?
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  11. Im a little late to the channel, but he quoted the "bear witness in heaven..." verse as referring to the trinity. What do you think of the next verse: "And there are three that bear witness on earth: the Spirit, the water, and the blood; and these three agree as one."? Does that make two separate trinities, a trinity within each human, or a sextinity (6 in one god--no pun intended)? Or does it deny the trinity (unitarianism or oneness)?
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